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Echoes of #iCongress

A great weekend in Madrid with the friends of #iMisión has given a lot. We leave you with the various posts written by the participants in the #iCongress as well as some news. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9Bodexygfg 1) Listening is the first commandment to evangelize through social networks. Infocatólica. With statements by Sofia Altimari and [...]
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Summary of the #iCongress in three ideas

">https://www.arguments.es/wp-content/uploads/comunicarlafe/2014/04/captura-de-pantalla-2014-04-06-a-las-22-59-58.png"> Lo prometido es deuda. El jueves pasado avisamos que desde Comunicar la fe asistiríamos al #iCongreso y que os daríamos las claves para ser buenos evangelizadores en la red. Al estilo del papa Francisco, resumimos en 3 puntos, sin ánimo de ser exhaustivos, los temas que se trataron en el #iEncuentro. 1. Ante todo, […]
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Social networks in faith communication

After talking about the contents and the most appropriate design for Catholic websites, it is now time to discuss the diffusion through social networks, which are the channel with which we can achieve the most relevance, since this is where our public is generally found. Let us begin by addressing the state of the question. [...]
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Design in the communication of faith

We have previously given great importance to the content of a website. But if we have pointed out that the content is important, the design is essential. The design acts as one more element of communication that makes it easier for the user to reach the main contents and to know what is essential within a page. [...]
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The contents in the communication of faith

In the communication process that is established between the sender and the receiver, it is not only the message that is transmitted that is important, but also the form adopted for its presentation. On many occasions, attention to formal and aesthetic aspects predisposes the audience to a better reception of the message [...].
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Steve Jobs or how to make a public presentation

Steve Jobs was one of the great masters of public presentations. Much has been written about the way he made and prepared presentations. Here are some tips for preparing presentations but it is best to read the .pdf file linked at the end. 1. Plan on paper [...] 2.
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10 ideas for a good relationship with the media

10 ideas for a good relationship with the media: These ideas have been taken from Professor Jordi Rodriguez Virgili, in the classes of Political Communication at the University of Navarra, and have been adapted to the communication of faith in public opinion. Many of them are the same ideas without any changes, but [...]
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10 key points about the Catholic Church and the IBI

Since a few days ago it is very present in the media whether the Catholic Church should or should not pay the IBI (Real Estate Tax). Some critics have emerged proposing that the Church should start paying this tax, but sometimes they do not provide all the context or do not know the nature of the Church. [...]
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10. You are going to witness, not to win

What matters is bearing witness, not how the party looks: One of the journalists in charge of covering the papal trip was resting in London after writing about Benedict XVI's second day in that city. At the next table there were two women who were watching without much interest the follow-up on the [...]
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9. It's not about you, put your ego aside.

You are the medium, but what matters is the message: For good communication it is essential to put ego aside. It is not that the critic does not value or respect you, but what you represent. Your fear, shyness and defensiveness are the products of your ego complaining. Think [...]
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